Ike Boys Review: A Love Letter To Anime And Outcasts [Fantastic Fest]
Ike Boys isn't going to top any best of the year lists, but this is the kind of very specific genre film that feels made for a certain audience. Maybe you.
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The Filmmakers Behind Disney's Encanto Share How The Film Resonates With Them
We spoke to the filmmakers behind Disney's new musical Encanto, and they shared how the film's themes personally resonate with them.
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How Two White Directors Made Encanto, Disney's Musical Love Letter To Colombia
Encanto is a film set in Colombia, so why did the two white guys who made Zootopia feel compelled to make it? We got their answer.
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Encanto Is A Producer's Swan Song For Clark Spencer, Walt Disney Animation's New President
Disney's Encanto is the end of an era for one of the company's producers, as he steps up the ladder to help oversee the animation division.
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Encanto Directors On How They Brought Disney Magic To Colombia [Interview]
We spoke to the directors of Disney's new animated film Encanto about how the project came to be ... and also what the heck is up with Zootopia 2.
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Encanto First Impressions: Magical Disney Musical Brings The Vibrancy Of Colombia To Life
Here are our impressions of the first footage from the newest Disney animated musical, with music by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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Time Now Trailer: Thriller Gives Diane Lane's Daughter Eleanor Lambert Her Big Debut [Exclusive]
/Film is debuting the exclusive trailer for the new horror thriller Time Now, featuring the first starring role for Eleanor Lambert, daughter of Diane Lane.
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The Souvenir Part II Trailer: Joanna Hogg Returns To Tell More Of The Deeply Personal Coming-Of-Age Story
The second part of Joanna Hogg's critically acclaimed story is already receiving raves. See The Souvenir Part II trailer here.
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The Card Counter Director Paul Schrader Is Not A Fan Of Clint Eastwood's Cry Macho
Paul Schrader and his Facebook have struck again. This time, against Clint Eastwood's new Western film Cry Macho.
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The Guilty Director Antoine Fuqua On The Great Adventure Of Filmmaking [Interview]
Antoine Fuqua discusses the importance of going back to the filmmaking masters, and the challenges of making The Guilty during a pandemic.
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Law & Order Fans Rejoice! The Beloved Series Is Coming Back For Another Season
"These are their stories." And we'll get to hear more of those stories for a 21st season with the revival of the original Law & Order.
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Hitmen Season 2: Release Date, Cast, And More
Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins hang up their aprons and pick up their rifles in season 2 of the assassin comedy, Hitmen.
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Jumanji Theme Park Ride Coming To Italy In 2022
What *year* is it?! It's the year to make poor financial decisions and buy a ticket to Italy to get stuck in a board game.
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Encanto Trailer: Disney's Next Musical Heads To A Magical South America
Walt Disney Animation has another musical coming our way with Encanto, which features original songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda no less.
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Stranger Things Spin-Offs Teased By Netflix Head Ted Sarandos
We already knew that Stranger Things spin-offs might be in the cards, but Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos may have just confirmed it.
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The Best TV Shows & Movies Coming To Disney+ In October 2021
If you're looking for some ultra family-friendly Halloween specials, you've come to the right place. Here is everything coming to Disney+ in October.
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The Morning Watch: Blue's Clues Gets A Nostalgic Eiffel 65 Remix, F9 Honest Trailer Revs Up & More
In this edition, watch Blue's Clues throw it back to 1998 with an Eiffel 65 remix, have some laughs at the expense of F9 with an Honest Trailer, and more.
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Kevin Smith Shares Details On His Phone Call With Marvel's Kevin Feige
After Kevin Smith had his heart attack, Marvel Studios producer Kevin Feige gave him a call. He was expecting more than sympathy.
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The First Chucky Clip Features A Dissection Gone Terribly Wrong
The world's worst doll is coming back to TV screens everywhere next month. Here's a new clip from the upcoming Chucky series.
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Sufjan Stevens Has A New Album Inspired By Movies Including The Thing, Point Break, Hellraiser 3, And More
Sufjan Stevens has partnered with Angelo De Augustine on a more modestly-themed album, The Beginner's Mind, inspired by cinema.
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Aeon Flux Live-Action TV Show Is In Development At Paramount
It seems like the Aeon Flux TV reboot that was initially being handled by series originator MTV is now in development at Paramount+.
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No Time To Die Early Buzz: A Fantastic Conclusion For Daniel Craig, Unless It's Not
The first reactions are in for No Time to Die and they're ... Well, you'll have to click this article to find out. Those are the rules.
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Two Great New Indie Horror Movies Join Hulu's 'Huluween' Collection
Hulu's opting for less traditional fare this year for their Huluween content, showing some newer horror titles including Censor and Gaia.
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Daniel Craig Accidentally Broke Dave Bautista's Nose While Filming Spectre
All's fair in action and filmmaking. Daniel Craig accidentally broke Dave Bautista's nose while filming Specter. He was rightfully horrified.
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Sesame Street: Release Date, Cast, And More
Sunny day's still sweepin' the clouds away over on Sesame Street. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming movie.
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The 16 Best Tom Hardy Movies Ranked
Tom Hardy takes chances that his contemporaries simply don't. Here are his 16 weirdest, most brazen, and flat-out best roles.
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Sex, Love And Goop Trailer: 10 Things I Hate About Goop
Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle magazine/website/luxury cult has (another) brand new Netflix show. Here's why you should still be skeptical.
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